Dialogue emotion correction method based on graph neural network

ABSTRACT

Disclosed is a dialogue emotion correction method based on a graph neural network, including: extracting acoustic features, text features, and image features from a video file to fuse them into multi-modal features; obtaining an emotion prediction result of each sentence of a dialogue in the video file by using the multi-modal features; fusing the emotion prediction result of each sentence with interaction information between talkers in the video file to obtain interaction information fused emotion features; combining, on the basis of the interaction information fused emotion features, with context-dependence relationship in the dialogue to obtain time-series information fused emotion features; correcting, by using the time-series information fused emotion features, the emotion prediction result of each sentence that is obtained previously as to obtain a more accurate emotion recognition result.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATION

The present disclosure claims the priority to Chinese Patent ApplicationCN202110196514.9 entitled “Dialog emotion correction method based ongraph neural network” filed on Feb. 22, 2021, the entire content ofwhich is incorporated herein by reference.

FIELD OF THE INVENTION

This disclosure relates to the field of emotion recognition, and inparticular to a dialog emotion correction method based on a graph neuralnetwork.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

Dialogue scene-oriented emotion recognition technology not only hasgreat scientific significance, but also has great economic value and awide range of application prospects. Further, its application scenariosare not limited to the field of human-computer interaction, but also canplay an important role in many other fields, such as dialoguegeneration, social media analysis and intelligent systems.

The dialogue scene-oriented emotion recognition technology aims tocomprehend the way that humans express emotions in dialogue scenes andto identify an emotional state contained in each sentence of a dialogue.There are two crucial pieces of information in a dialogue scene, i.e.,time series information and interaction information. The time seriesinformation contains a wealth of background knowledge, which is oftenhelpful to understand an emotional state of the current moment.Interaction information refers to that the emotional state of thecurrent moment would be affected by emotions of a talker with whom it istalking. For example, in the case that the talker is extremely angry, anaudience is often affected by the talker's emotional state at the momentand becomes very angry too. This phenomenon is referred to as “empathy”in the field of psychology.

At present, mainstream of researches are concentrating on singlesentence-based emotion recognition models. However, these singlesentence-based emotion recognition models rely only on a currentsentence to recognize an emotional state without taking account of thetime series information and the interaction information in a dialoguescene. As such, it is quite challenging that how can these singlesentence-based emotion recognition models be modified into such emotionrecognition systems that are applicable to dialogue scenes.

Patent No. CN108877801B discloses a multi-round dialogue semanticcomprehension subsystem based on a multi-modal emotion identificationsystem. The system comprises a data collection device and an outputdevice. The system further comprises an emotion analysis software systemwhich performs comprehensive analysis and inference of data obtainedthrough the data collection device and finally outputs a result to theoutput device; and the emotion analysis software system includes saidmulti-round dialogue semantic comprehension subsystem. This solutionemploys a deep neural network to perform comprehensive determination oninformation of multiple single modals through encoding of the neuralnetwork and deep association and comprehending, which improves accuracythereof and is suitable for most of inquiry interaction applicationscenes.

Patent Application Publication No. CN111164601A discloses an emotionrecognition method including: obtaining a group of multi-modal data tobe recognized which includes at least two of video data, audio data,and/or text data; extracting a video semantic feature sequence from thevideo data, an audio semantic feature sequence from the audio data,and/or a text semantic feature sequence from the text data; aligning thetext semantic feature sequence to time dimension of the audio data togenerate a text semantic time-series sequence; fusing, according to thetime dimension, the video semantic feature sequence, the audio semanticfeature sequence and/or the text semantic time-series sequence togenerate a multi-modal semantic feature sequence; inputting themulti-modal semantic feature sequence into a pre-trained emotionrecognition neural network, and taking an output result of the emotionrecognition neural network as a target emotion of the group of data tobe recognized. This solution effectively improves accuracy of emotionrecognition.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

In a first aspect, the present disclosure provides a dialogue emotioncorrection method based on a graph neural network, including steps of:feature extraction step, emotion recognition step, interaction modelingstep, time-series modeling step, and emotion correction step.

The feature extraction step is configured to extract acoustic features,text features, and image features in a video file, and fuse the acousticfeatures, the text features and the image features in the video fileinto multi-modal features.

The emotion recognition step is configured to obtaining an emotionprediction result of each sentence of a dialogue in the video file byusing the multi-modal features.

The interaction modeling step is configured to fuse the emotionprediction result of each sentence with interaction information betweentalkers in the dialogue to obtain interaction information fused emotionfeatures.

The time-series modeling step is configured to combine the interactioninformation fused emotion features with context-dependence relationshipin the dialogue to obtain time-series information fused emotionfeatures.

The emotion correction step is configured to correct, by using thetime-series information fused emotion features, the emotion predictionresult of each sentence obtained in the multi-modal features-baseemotion recognition step so as to obtain a more accurate emotionrecognition result.

In some embodiments, the feature extraction step includes the followingsub-steps: acoustic feature extraction sub-step, text feature extractionsub-step, image feature extraction sub-step, and multi-modal featurefusion sub-step.

The acoustic feature extraction sub-step is configured to divide a voicein the video file into voice frames, extract an acoustic featureparameter of each voice frame, and calculate statistical information ofacoustic feature parameters of all voice frames so as to obtainsentence-level acoustic features, wherein the acoustic featureparameters include at least one of prosodic feature, sound qualityfeature and spectral feature.

The text feature extraction sub-step is configured to convert each wordin the video file to a corresponding word vector feature, and calculatestatistical information of all word vector features so as to obtainsentence-level text features.

The image feature extraction sub-step is configured to divide a video inthe video file into several image frames, detect a location of face areafrom each of the image frames and extract a shape feature and anappearance feature based on the location of the face area, and calculatestatistical information of shape features and appearance features of allimage frames so as to obtain final image features.

The multi-modal feature fusion sub-step is configured to splice theacoustic features, the text features, and the image features to obtainmulti-modal features.

In some embodiments, the emotion recognition step may use any emotionrecognition method, such as Support Vector Machine, Random Forest, orDeep Neural Network, to obtain the emotion prediction result of eachsentence according to the multi-modal features.

In some embodiments, the interaction modeling step adopts a graph neuralnetwork to fuse the emotion prediction result of each sentence with theinteraction information so as to obtain the interaction informationfused emotion features.

The graph neural network is mainly composed of three parts: nodes, edgesand edge types.

Each sentence u_(j)(j=1, . . . , N) is taken as a node in the graphneural network, and initial features of the node are represented by theemotion prediction result h_(j) ⁽⁰⁾ (j=1, . . . , N) of each sentenceobtained by the emotion recognition step, wherein N is the number ofsentences in a dialogue, and u_(j) represents the j-th sentence in thedialogue.

At the meanwhile, fusion with the interaction information in thedialogue is performed during modeling through the graph neural network.The interaction information includes self-dependence andinter-dependence of persons who are talking in the dialogue. Theself-dependence refers to that an emotional state at the current momentof each person in the dialogue suffers from impact from an emotionalstate at the previous moment of himself/herself, and theinter-dependence refers to that an emotional state at the current momentof each person in the dialogue is affected by a talker with whom theperson is talking.

In some embodiments, the graph neural network model uses two types ofedges to describe the self-dependence and the interdependence,respectively, wherein a connection between a person A's sentence node ofthe current moment and A's sentence node of the previous moment is usedas an edge for representation of A's self-dependence; an connectionbetween A's sentence node of the current moment and a person B'ssentence node of the previous moment is used as an edge forrepresentation of inter-dependence between A and B, said A and Brepresenting two persons in the dialogue.

In some embodiments, two gating mechanisms, i.e., reset gate f_(j)^((t))∈

^(1×C) and update gate z_(j) ^((t))∈

^(1×C) may be used to fuse integrated information a_(j) ^((t)) withinformation h_(j) ^((t−1)) of the previous moment so as to obtain a newfeature parameter h_(j) ^((t))∈

^(1×C), wherein formulas for calculation are, respectively,

f _(j) ^((t))=σ(a _(j) ^((t)) W _(f) +h _(j) ^((t−1)) U _(f))

z _(j) ^((t))=σ(a _(j) ^((t)) W _(z) +h _(j) ^((t−1)) U _(z))

ĥ _(j) ^((t))tanh(a _(j) ^((t)) W+(f _(j) ^((t)⊙) h _(j) ^((t−1)))U)

h _(j) ^((t))=(1−z _(j) ^((t)))⊙h _(j) ^((t−1)) +z _(j) ^((t)) ⊙ĥ _(j)^((t))

where W_(f)∈

^(|R|C×C), W_(z)∈

^(|R|C×C), W∈

^(|R|C×C), U_(f)∈

^(C×C), U_(z)∈

^(C×C), and U∈

^(C×C) are training parameters, and ⊙ refers to element-wise dotproduct; and

where a_(j) ^((t)) is a result of integrating information of differentnodes in terms of the edge types, that is,

$a_{j}^{(t)} = {\underset{r \in R}{Concat}\lbrack {\sum\limits_{i \in S_{j}^{r}}{w_{i_{j}}h_{i}^{({t - 1})}W_{r}}} \rbrack}$

where R is a set of the edge types, S_(j) ^(r) is a set of nodesconnected to a node j under a relationship r∈R, w_(ij) is a weight of anedge between a node i and the node j, h_(i) ^((t−1)) is features of thenode i during the (t−1)-th iteration, and W_(r)∈

^(C×C) is a weight parameter corresponding to the relationship r; andwherein |R| is the number of edge types.

In some embodiments, the time-series modeling step includes thefollowing sub-steps: feature augmentation sub-step, bidirectionalrecurrent neural network sub-step, and self-attention mechanismsub-step.

The feature augmentation sub-step is configured to splice the initialfeatures h_(j) ⁽⁰⁾ (j=1, . . . , N) of the interaction modeling step ofthe node u_(j) (j=1, . . . , N) with output features h_(j) ^((T)) (j=1,. . . , N) of the interaction modeling step to form augmented featuresl_(j) (j=1, . . . , N).

The bidirectional recurrent neural network sub-step is configured toinput the augmented features l_(j) (j=1, . . . , N) into a bidirectionalrecurrent neural network to fuse the augmented features with the contextinformation so as to obtain context information features q_(j) (j=1, . .. , N).

The self-attention mechanism sub-step is configured to perform valueassignment , by using the context information features q_(j) (j=1, . . ., N), to Query Q, Key K and Value V of a self-attention mechanism, andthen perform linear transformations on the value-assigned Query Q, Key Kand Value V by

times to obtain Query Q_(i), Key K_(i)and Value V_(i) under a subspace,wherein i∈[1,

].

Calculation is carried out based on self-attention mechanism fusedfeatures head_(i), i∈[1,

], a specific calculation formula of which is,

head_(i)=softmax(Q _(i) K _(i) ^(T))V _(i)

head_(i), i∈[1,

] are spliced to obtain output features r_(j) (j=1, . . . , N) of theself-attention mechanism sub-step, wherein the output features of theself-attention mechanism sub-step are exactly output features of thetime-series modeling step, i.e., the time-series information fusedemotion features, and wherein N represents the number of sentences inthe dialogue, and r_(j) represents time-series information fused emotionfeatures of the j-th sentence in the dialogue.

In some embodiments, the emotion correction step is configured to use,based on the output features r_(j) (j=1, . . . , N) obtained in thetime-series modeling step, a single-layer perceptron to obtain a newemotion prediction result, and use the new emotion prediction result asa corrected result of the emotion prediction result of each sentence inthe multi-modal features-based emotion recognition step, wherein aformula of the single-layer perceptron is,

P _(j)=softmax(r _(j) W _(p) +b _(p)).

where W_(p) and b_(p) are parameters of the single-layer perceptron.

In a second aspect, the present disclosure further provides acomputer-readable storage medium storing a computer program thereon,characterized in that, the computer program, when being executed by aprocessor, implements the dialogue emotion correction method based on agraph neural network as described above.

In a third aspect, the present disclosure further provides a terminaldevice including a memory and a processor, wherein a computer program isstored on the memory, characterized in that, the computer program, whenbeing executed by the processor, implements the dialogue emotioncorrection method based on a graph neural network as described above.

The foregoing provided by the embodiments of the present disclosure hasthe following advantages.

According to the method provided by the embodiments of the presentdisclosure, (1) a dialogue emotion correction method based on a graphneural network is proposed for the first time, in which an emotionrecognition result based on multi-modal features is corrected throughintroduction of the interaction information and the time seriesinformation so that the accuracy of emotion recognition can be improved.

(2) Inter-dependence relationship between talkers is fused through thegraph neural network so that an emotion correction effect can beenhanced.

(3) Context-dependence relationship in a dialogue is fused through arecurrent neural network and a self-attention mechanism so that anemotion correction effect can be enhanced.

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The drawings here are incorporated into the specification and constitutea part of the specification, which illustrate embodiments in accordancewith the present disclosure and is applicable to explain the principleof the present disclosure together with the specification.

In order to more clearly describe the technical solutions in theembodiments of the present disclosure or the existing solutions in theart, accompanying drawings needed in the description of the embodimentsor the existing solutions will be briefly introduced below. Apparently,for those of ordinary skill in the art, other drawings can be obtainedbased on these drawings without any inventive labor involved.

FIG. 1 is a flow chart of a dialog emotion correction method based on agraph neural network according to an embodiment of the presentdisclosure;

FIG. 2 is a flowchart showing steps of feature extraction according toan exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure; and

FIG. 3 is a flow chart showing steps of time-series modeling accordingto an exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure.

In the figures: 1—feature extraction step, 2—emotion recognition step,3—interaction modeling step, 4—time-series modeling step, 5—emotioncorrection step, 11—acoustic feature extraction sub-step, 12—textfeature extraction sub-step, 13—image feature extraction sub-step,14—multi-modal feature fusion sub-step, 41—feature augmentationsub-step, 42—bidirectional recurrent neural network sub-step,43—self-attention mechanism sub-step.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE EMBODIMENTS

In order to make purposes, technical solutions and advantages of theembodiments of the present disclosure more definite, the technicalsolutions of the embodiments of the present disclosure will be describedclearly and completely below in conjunction with accompanying drawings.Apparently, the embodiments described herein merely constitute aportion, rather than the whole, of the embodiments of the presentdisclosure. On the basis of the embodiments of the present disclosure,all other embodiments obtained by those of ordinary skill without anyinventive labor involved should fall within the protection scope of thepresent disclosure.

FIG. 1 is a dialog emotion correction method based on a graph neuralnetwork provided by an embodiment of the present disclosure, including:feature extraction step 1, emotion recognition step 2, interactionmodeling step 3, time-series modeling step 4, and emotion correctionstep 5.

The feature extraction step 1 is configured to extract acousticfeatures, text features, and image features in a video file, and fusethe acoustic features, the text features and the image features in thevideo file to obtain multi-modal features.

As shown in FIG. 2, the feature extraction step 1 includes the followingsub-steps: acoustic feature extraction sub-step 11, text featureextraction sub-step 12, image feature extraction sub-step 13, andmulti-modal feature fusion sub-step 14.

The acoustic feature extraction sub-step 11 is configured to divide avoice in the video file into voice frames, extract an acoustic featureparameter of each voice frame, and calculate statistical information ofacoustic feature parameters of all voice frames so as to obtainsentence-level acoustic features. In this case, the acoustic featureparameters include at least one of prosodic feature, sound qualityfeature and spectral feature.

The text feature extraction sub-step 12 is configured to convert eachword in the video file to a corresponding word vector feature, andcalculate statistical information of all word vector features so as toobtain sentence-level text features.

The image feature extraction sub-step 13 is configured to divide thevideo into several image frames, detect a location of face area fromeach of the image frames and extract a shape feature and an appearancefeature based on the location of the face area, and calculatestatistical information of shape features and appearance features of allimage frames so as to obtain final image features.

The multi-modal feature fusion sub-step 14 is configured to splice theacoustic features, the text features and the image features intomulti-modal features.

The multi-modal features-based emotion recognition step 2 is configuredto obtain an emotion prediction result with respect to each sentence.For example, the multi-modal features-based emotion recognition step 2may adopt any emotion recognition method like Support Vector Machine,Random Forest or Deep Neutral Network to obtain the emotion predictionresult of each sentence according to the multi-modal features.

The interaction modeling step 3 is configured to fuse the emotionprediction result of each sentence with interaction information in adialogue to obtain interaction information fused emotion features. Inthis case, the interaction information reflects self-dependence andinter-dependence of persons who are taking in the dialogue.

The interaction modeling step 3 adopts a graph neural network formodeling. The graph neural network is composed of three parts, i.e.,nodes, edges and edge types.

Each sentence u_(j) (j=1, . . . , N) is taken as a node in the graphneural network, that is, a node represents a sentence in a dialogue. Inthis case, each node is also called a sentence node, where N is thenumber of sentences in the dialogue, and u_(j) is the j-th sentence inthe dialogue. Initial features of a node are represented by the emotionprediction result h_(j) ⁽⁰⁾ (j=1, . . . , N) of the multi-modalfeatures-based emotion recognition step 2.

At the meanwhile, the interaction information in the dialogue is fusedduring the modeling through the graph neural network. The interactioninformation reflects self-dependence and inter-dependence of persons whoare talking in the dialogue. The self-dependence refers to that anemotional state at the current moment of each person in the dialoguesuffers from impact from an emotional state at the previous moment ofhimself/herself, and the inter-dependence refers to that an emotionalstate at the current moment of each person in the dialogue is affectedby another person with whom he/her is talking.

In view of these, the graph neural network uses two types of edge todescribe the self-dependence and the inter-dependence, respectively.Specifically, a connection between a person A's sentence node of thecurrent moment and A's sentence node of the previous moment is used asan edge for representation of A's self-dependence; an connection betweenA's sentence node of the current moment and a person B's sentence nodeof the previous moment is used as an edge for representation ofinter-dependence between A and B, said A and B representing two personsin the dialogue.

In application, two gating mechanisms may be used, i.e., reset gatef_(j) ^((t))∈

^(1×C) and update gate z_(j) ^((t))∈

^(1×C) to fuse integrated information a_(j) ^((t)) with informationh_(j) ^((t−1)) of the previous moment so as to obtain a new featureparameter h_(j) ^((t))∈

^(1×C). Formulas for calculation are, respectively,

f _(j) ^((t))=σ(a _(j) ^((t)) W _(f) +h _(j) ^((t−1)) U _(f))

z _(j) ^((t))=σ(a _(j) ^((t)) W _(z) +h _(j) ^((t−1)) U _(z))

ĥ _(j) ^((t))=tanh(a _(j) ^((t)) W+(f _(j) ^((t)) ⊙h _(j) ^((t−1)))U)

h _(j) ^((t))=(1−z _(j) ^((t)))⊙h _(j) ^((t−1)) +z _(z) ^((t)) ⊙ĥ _(j)^((t))

where W_(f)∈

^(|R|C×C), W_(z)∈

^(|R|C×C), W∈

^(|R|C×C), U_(f)∈

^(C×C), U_(z)∈

^(C×C), and U∈

^(C×C) are training parameters, and ⊙ refers to element-wise dotproduct; and

where a_(j) ^((t)) is a result of integrating information of differentnodes in terms of the edge types, and a formula thereof is,

$a_{j}^{(t)} = {\underset{r \in R}{Concat}\lbrack {\sum\limits_{i \in S_{j}^{r}}{w_{i_{j}}h_{i}^{({t - 1})}W_{r}}} \rbrack}$

where R is a set of the edge types, S_(j) ^(r) is a set of nodesconnected to a node j under a relationship r∈R, w_(ij) is a weight of anedge between a node i and the node j, h_(i) ^((t−1)) is features of thenode i during the (t−1)-th iteration, and W_(r)∈

^(C×C) is a weight parameter corresponding to the relationship r; andwhere |R| is the number of edge types.

The time-series modeling step 4 is configured to combine, on the basisof the interaction information fused emotion features, withcontext-dependence relationship in the dialogue to dynamically focus onrelatively important context information in the dialogue so as to obtaintime-series information fused emotion features.

As shown in FIG. 3, the time-series modeling step 4 includes featureaugmentation sub-step 41, bidirectional recurrent neural networksub-step 42, and self-attention mechanism sub-step 43.

The feature augmentation sub-step 41 is configured to splice the initialfeatures h_(j) ⁽⁰⁾ (j=1, . . . , N) of the interaction modeling step ofthe node u_(j) (j=1, . . . , N) with output features h_(j) ^((T)) (j=1,. . . , N) of the interaction modeling step to form augmented featuresl_(j) (j=1, . . . , N).

The bidirectional recurrent neural network sub-step 42 is configured toinput the augmented features l_(j) (j=1, . . . , N) into a bidirectionalrecurrent neural network to fuse them with the context information so asto obtain context information features q_(j) (j=1, . . . , N).

The self-attention mechanism sub-step 43 is configured to perform valueassignment, by using the context information features q_(j) (j=1, . . ., N), to Query Q, Key K and Value V of a self-attention mechanism, andthen perform linear transformations on the value-assigned Query Q, Key Kand Value V by

times to obtain Query Q_(i), Key K_(i) and Value V_(i) under a subspace,where i∈[1,

].

Calculation is carried out based on self-attention mechanism fusedfeatures head_(i), i∈[1,

], and a specific calculation formula is,

head_(i)=softmax(Q _(i) K _(i) ^(T))V _(i),

head_(i), i∈[1,

] are spliced to obtain output features) r_(j) (j=1, . . . , N) of theself-attention mechanism sub-step. The output features of theself-attention mechanism sub-step are exactly output features of thetime-series modeling step, i.e., time-series information fused emotionfeatures. In this case, r_(j) represents time-series information fusedemotion features of the j-th sentence in the dialogue, and N representsthe number of sentences in the dialogue.

The emotion correction step 5 is configured to predict an emotionalstate of an individual in the video file.

In application, the emotion correction step 5 may adopt a single-layerperceptron to predict the emotional state of the individual in the videofile. A specific formula of the single-layer perceptron is,

P _(j)=softmax(r _(j) W _(p) +b _(p)).

where W_(p) and b_(p) are parameters of the single-layer perceptron.

Finally, an emotion recognition result obtained through the above methodmay be measured using, for example, accuracy, recall rate, and F1 scoresto determine correlation between the predicted emotional state and atrue emotional state.

In addition, in a second aspect, the present disclosure further providesa computer-readable storage medium storing a computer program thereon,characterized in that, the computer program, when being executed by aprocessor, implements the dialogue emotion correction method based on agraph neural network as described above.

In addition, in a third aspect, the present disclosure further providesa terminal device including a memory and a processor, wherein a computerprogram is stored on the memory, characterized in that, the computerprogram, when being executed by the processor, implements the dialogueemotion correction method based on a graph neural network as describedabove.

It should be noted that, in this document, relational terms such as“first” and “second” are merely used to distinguish one entity oroperation from another entity or operation, and do not intent to requireor imply any such actual relationship or sequence between these entitiesor operations. Moreover, wordings “include”, “comprise” or any othervariants thereof are intended to cover non-exclusive inclusion, so thata process, method, article or device including a series of elements notonly includes those elements, but also include other elements that havenot been listed definitely or elements inherent to the process, method,article, or device. Except that there is further limitation, an elementdefined by the wordings, such as “include a . . . ” does not excludeexistence of other identical elements included in the process, method,article, or device including said element.

These above are only specific embodiments of the present disclosure tofacilitate understanding or implementation of the present disclosure bythose skilled in the art. Various modifications to these embodimentswill be apparent to those skilled in the art, and the general principlesdefined herein can be implemented in other embodiments without departingfrom the spirit or scope of the present disclosure. Therefore, thepresent disclosure will not be limited to the embodiments illustrated inthis document, but should conform to the broadest scope consistent withthe principles and novel features provided in this document.

What is claimed is:
 1. A dialogue emotion correction method based on agraph neural network, characterized in that, the method comprises:feature extraction step, configured to extract acoustic features, textfeatures and image features from a video file, and fuse the acousticfeatures, the text features and the image features in the video fileinto multi-modal features; emotion recognition step, configured toobtain an emotion prediction result of each sentence of a dialogue inthe video file according to the multi-modal features; interactionmodeling step, configured to fuse the emotion prediction result of eachsentence with interaction information between talkers in the video fileto obtain interaction information fused emotion features; time-seriesmodeling step, configured to combine the interaction information fusedemotion features with context-dependence relationship in the dialogue toobtain time-series information fused emotion features; and emotioncorrection step, configured to correct, by using the time-seriesinformation fused emotion features, the emotion prediction result ofeach sentence obtained by the emotion recognition step so as to obtain amore accurate emotion recognition result, wherein the interactionmodeling step uses a graph neural network for modeling, and the graphneural network is composed of three parts: nodes, edges and edge types;wherein each sentence u_(j) (j=1, . . . , N) is taken as a node in thegraph neural network, and initial features of the node are representedby the emotion prediction result h_(j) ⁽⁰⁾ (j=1, . . . , N) of eachsentence obtained by the emotion recognition step, wherein N representsa quantity of sentences in the dialogue; wherein to fuse with theinteraction information in the dialogue is performed during the modelingthrough the graph neural network, and the interaction informationcomprises self-dependence and inter-dependence of persons who aretalking in the dialogue; the self-dependence refers to that an emotionalstate at a current moment of each person in the dialogue suffers fromimpact from an emotional state at a previous moment of himself/herself,and the inter-dependence refers to that an emotional state at a currentmoment of each person in the dialogue is affected by a talker with whomthe person is talking; wherein the graph neural network uses two typesof edges to describe the self-dependence and the interdependence,respectively, and wherein A and B represent two persons in a dialogue, aconnection between a person A's sentence node of a current moment andA's sentence node of a previous moment is used as an edge forrepresentation of A's self-dependence, and an connection between A'ssentence node of the current moment and a person B's sentence node of aprevious moment is used as an edge for representation ofinter-dependence between A and B; and wherein two gating mechanisms,which are reset gate f_(j) ^((t))∈

^(1×C) and update gate z_(j) ^((t))∈

^(1×C), are used to fuse integrated information a_(j) ^((t)) withinformation h_(j) ^((t−1)) of the previous moment so as to obtain a newfeature parameter h_(j) ^((t))∈

^(1×C), wherein formulas for calculation are, respectively,f _(j) ^((t))=σ(a _(j) ^((t)) W _(f) +h _(j) ^((t−1)) U _(f))z _(j) ^((t))=σ(a _(j) ^((t)) W _(z) +h _(j) ^((t−1)) U _(z))ĥ _(j) ^((t))=tanh(a _(j) ^((t)) W+(f _(j) ^((t)) ⊙h _(j) ^((t−1)))U)h _(j) ^((t))=(1−z _(j) ^((t)))⊙h _(j) ^((t−1)) +z _(j) ^((t)) ⊙ĥ _(j)^((t)), wherein W_(f)∈

^(|R|C×C), W_(z)∈

^(|R|C×C), W∈

^(|R|C×C), U_(f)∈

^(C×C), U_(z)∈

^(C×C), and U∈

^(C×C) are training parameters, and ⊙ refers to element-wise dotproduct, and wherein a_(j) ^((t)) is a result of integrating informationof different nodes in terms of the edge types, that is,$a_{j}^{(t)} = {{\underset{r \in R}{Concat}\lbrack {\sum\limits_{i \in S_{j}^{r}}{w_{i_{j}}h_{i}^{({t - 1})}W_{r}}} \rbrack}.}$wherein R is a set of the edge types, S_(j) ^(r) is a set of nodesconnected to a node j under a relationship r∈R, w_(ij) is a weight of anedge between a node i and the node j, h_(i) ^((t−1)) is features of thenode i during (t−1)-th iteration, and W_(r)∈

^(C×C) is a weight parameter corresponding to the relationship r, andwherein |R| is a quantity of edge types.
 2. The method according toclaim 1, wherein the feature extraction step comprises: acoustic featureextraction sub-step, text feature extraction sub-step, image featureextraction sub-step and multi-modal feature fusion sub-step, wherein theacoustic feature extraction sub-step is configured to divide a voice inthe video file into voice frames, extract an acoustic feature parameterof each voice frame, and calculate statistical information of acousticfeature parameters of all voice frames so as to obtain sentence-levelacoustic features, wherein the acoustic feature parameters include atleast one of prosodic feature, sound quality feature and spectralfeature; wherein the text feature extraction sub-step is configured toconvert each word in the video file to a corresponding word vectorfeature, and calculate statistical information of all word vectorfeatures so as to obtain sentence-level text features; and wherein theimage feature extraction sub-step is configured to divide a video in thevideo file into several image frames, detect a location of face areafrom each of the image frames and extract a shape feature and anappearance feature based on the location of the face area, and calculatestatistical information of shape features and appearance features of allimage frames so as to obtain final image features; and wherein themulti-modal feature fusion sub-step is configured to splice the acousticfeatures, the text features, and the image features to obtainmulti-modal features.
 3. The method according to claim 1, wherein in theemotion recognition step, Support Vector Machine, Random Forest, or DeepNeutral Network is used to obtain the emotion prediction result of eachsentence according to the multi-modal features.
 4. The method accordingto claim 1, wherein the time-series modeling step comprises: featureaugmentation sub-step, bidirectional cyclic neural network sub-step, andself-attention mechanism sub-step step, wherein the feature augmentationsub-step is configured to splice the initial features h_(j) ⁽⁰⁾ (j=1, .. . , N) of the interaction modeling step of the node u_(j) (j=1, . . ., N) with output features h_(j) ^((T)) (j=1, . . . , N) of theinteraction modeling step to form augmented features l_(j) (j=1, . . . ,N); wherein the bidirectional recurrent neural network sub-step isconfigured to input the augmented features l_(j) (j=1, . . . , N) into abidirectional recurrent neural network to fuse the augmented featureswith context information so as to obtain context information featuresq_(j) (j=1, . . . , N); wherein the self-attention mechanism sub-step isconfigured to perform value assignment, by using the context informationfeatures q_(j) (j=1, . . . , N), to Query Q, Key K and Value V of aself-attention mechanism, and then perform linear transformations on thevalue-assigned Query Q, Key K and Value V by

times to obtain Query Q_(i), Key K_(i) and Value V_(i) under a subspace,wherein i∈[1,

]; wherein calculation is carried out based on self-attention mechanismfused features head_(i), i∈[1,

], a specific calculation formula of which is,head_(i)=softmax(Q _(i) K _(i) ^(T))V _(i), wherein head_(i), i∈[1,

] are spliced to obtain output features r_(j) (j=1, . . . , N) of theself-attention mechanism sub-step, which is taken as the time-seriesinformation fused emotion features.
 5. The method according to claim 4,wherein in the emotion correction step, based on the time-seriesinformation fused emotion features, a single-layer perceptron is used toobtain a new emotion prediction result which is taken as a correctedresult for the emotion prediction result of each sentence in the emotionrecognition step.
 6. The method according to claim 5, wherein based onthe time-series information fused emotion features, the new emotionprediction result is obtained by using the single-layer perceptronaccording to the following formula,P _(j)=softmax(r _(j) W _(p) +b _(p)), wherein W_(p) and b_(p) areparameters of the single-layer perceptron, and r_(j) represents thetime-series information fused emotion features.
 7. A non-transitorycomputer-readable storage medium storing a computer program thereon,characterized in that, the computer program, when being executed by aprocessor, implements the dialogue emotion correction method based on agraph neural network according to claim
 1. 8. A terminal devicecomprising a memory and a processor, wherein a computer program isstored on the memory, characterized in that, the computer program, whenbeing executed by the processor, implements the dialogue emotioncorrection method based on a graph neural network according to claim 1.